ProGUI V1.38 UI Library (Small Bug Fix)

[Thorsten1867]

If I work a few minutes with my program the toolbar buttons disappear completly.

[Rook Zimbabwe]

Thorsten I am thinking this may be a refresh issue. You may have to simply recall all active elements... BUT I am only stating. I did not write this code and have only played with it in my Restaurant Poitn of Sale application so far!

A question: Does this happen in the IDE or in the compiled version?

If IDE, what IDE are you using?

[Thorsten1867]

The compiled version.
The window contains a menu, a toolbar, a sidebar and a listicon.
The toolbar is inside a container gadget.

[srod]

Check the container does not have the #WS_CLIPCHILDREN style.

[PrincieD]

Hi Thorsten!

I'll see if I can replicate the problem, I've just been a bit busy this week trying to find a flat.

Thanks Rook and Srod btw for helping with the debugging! much appreciated!

Thorsten, have you tried putting the menu and toolbar inside a rebar? (this is probably a better approach)

Cheers!

Chris.

[Thorsten1867]

Can I close the dropdown menue manually?

[real]

MenuExample1.pb compiled with x86 versions of Purebasic 4.31 and 4.40b4 in both userlib and .dll mode on Windows 7 x64:

[Rook Zimbabwe]

Compiled THEMES ON or OFF?

[real]

Themes OFF! Thank you for your help, with enabled XP skin support everything looks great!

[PrincieD]

Thanks Rook, beat me to it!

Can I close the dropdown menue manually?

hmmm, not sure what you mean there Thorsten. endmenu_() perhaps ?

Chris.

[Thorsten1867]

If another gadget gets the focus, I want close the dropdown menu, if it's open.

[PrincieD]

If another gadget gets the focus, I want close the dropdown menu, if it's open.

Ahh right, yes endmenu_() should do the trick. Just call that command when the other gadget gains focus and any active menu will be closed.

Chris.

[Thorsten1867]

That sounds good. I'll try it.

[X0r]

Hi Chris,
when I use the "#UISTYLE_WHIDBEY" style the menu does not look like it should, in my opinion. It's just the Office XP style but it should look like this:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/mcpp/Whid ... _Style.png

(So it is actually the #UISTYLE_OFFICE2003 style but with differen colors)

[PrincieD]

Hey man!

Hi Chris,
when I use the "#UISTYLE_WHIDBEY" style the menu does not look like it should, in my opinion. It's just the Office XP style but it should look like this:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/mcpp/Whid ... _Style.png

(So it is actually the #UISTYLE_OFFICE2003 style but with differen colors)

Ah, I see what you mean. I was under the impression that "Whidbey" was the formal name for the Office XP style? however you can simply use the #UISTYLE_OFFICE2003 with custom colours to achieve that look if you wish

Chris.